Hi, Guest
10-20-2006, 12:18 AM
Okay, couple of questions first:
What mp3 bitrate can the player you want to play your compliation CD's on support?
Most commonly supprted bitrate out there is 128k with constant bit rate encoding. If your player supports better, you can tweak iTunes to give you whatever bitrate you want on your output files.
In terms of the CD's you're recording to (I assume that you are recording to CD's) the best advice I've got is to not get the cheapest out there. I get mine from Costco, TDK's rated at 52x speed recording 100 for $25, last time I bought them IIRC.
Also, if you can spare the time, make sure that you set the recording speed of the CD drive as low as it can go, this will lessen the chance of you creating a drink coaster by accident.
Any other questions, just ask.
NefCanuck
What mp3 bitrate can the player you want to play your compliation CD's on support?
Most commonly supprted bitrate out there is 128k with constant bit rate encoding. If your player supports better, you can tweak iTunes to give you whatever bitrate you want on your output files.
In terms of the CD's you're recording to (I assume that you are recording to CD's) the best advice I've got is to not get the cheapest out there. I get mine from Costco, TDK's rated at 52x speed recording 100 for $25, last time I bought them IIRC.
Also, if you can spare the time, make sure that you set the recording speed of the CD drive as low as it can go, this will lessen the chance of you creating a drink coaster by accident.
Any other questions, just ask.
NefCanuck